BA(Hons) Special Needs and Inclusive Education: University of East London

About the programme

This exciting degree programme offers a holistic understanding of childhood, education and society. Practical application of inclusion is analysed in the light of theoretical understanding and legislation. This programme will enable you to develop a reflective approach to inclusion, together with critical thinking skills that are transferable and highly valued in the workplace.

Career opportunities

Successful completion of this degree will enable you to apply for the Primary PGCE programme. Teachers with this degree background may choose to teach in mainstream inclusive schools or in special schools. They may become special educational needs co-ordinators (SENCOs) or inclusion managers in their schools. Other career paths include working within local authority support services, early years settings, and non-governmental organisations such as charities. You may also continue your studies at master’s level.

Admission requirments

• 200 UCAS tariff points or equivalent
• If you are entering from school or college the basic entry requirement is usually a minimum of two A2 subjects, (or equivalent e.g. Baccalaureate, Irish Highers, GNVQ or BTEC awards) and five GCSEs at Grade C. You must have at least grade C in GCSE English, or equivalent.
• For all programmes we welcome mature students who may not have formal qualifications. Their prior learning and experience will be taken into account as will their attendance at a recognised Access to Higher Education or Access to a Teaching programme.